Warrington Attorney Announces Run For Bucks County Judge

WARRINGTON, PA — A Bucks County attorney has officially announced his candidacy for judge on the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas.

Stephen Corr, a partner at Begley, Carlin & Mandio in Langhorne, is a lifelong Republican who intends to cross-file and seek both the Republican and Democrat nominations in the May 18 primary, his campaign said in a news release.

Corr began practicing law in Bucks County after graduating from Villanova University Law School. His practice focuses on civil litigation in both state and federal courts, with experience representing clients in individual lawsuits, mass tort actions and class actions.

He is an active member of the Bucks County Bar Association, having served on the Board of Directors. He has also been appointed by judges in the United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to serve as plaintiffs' liaison counsel in four multidistrict litigations.

The attorney lives in Warrington with his wife, Lisa, of 28 years. They have three daughters.

Corr is one of six candidates seeking the vacant judge seat in the November election. Other candidates include Diane Magee, a Perkasie attorney and solicitor for the Bucks County Recorder of Deeds Office; Tiffany-Thomas Smith, a Newtown attorney with her own family law practice; Amir Stark, a family law attorney in Doylestown; Dawn DiDonato Burke, a Lower Makefield attorney; and Robert Repko, a Doylestown attorney.

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